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Fairfield police arrest Vacaville man for fatal hit-and-run
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The Fairfield Police Department arrested a man Thursday for a fatal hit-and-run that occurred more than three months ago, officials said. Jaered Diago, 21, of Vacaville, is accused of fatally hitting a woman with his car and fleeing the scene without rendering aid. He was booked into the Solano County Jail, the Fairfield Police Department said. (Watch the video above to see KCRA 3’s previous reporting on the case)On April 23, a Fairfield police officer was driving on Air Base Parkway near Wylie Lane when around 1 a.m. they noticed a woman lying on the ground along the road’s shoulder, Fairfield police said. The officer stopped to check on her and saw she had been hit by a vehicle. The incident happened in front of the Pick-n-Pull. There were no other vehicles in the area when the officer arrived. Air Base Parkway was shut down for around six hours while investigators processed the scene, Fairfield police said. Officers tracked down the suspected vehicle to a Vacaville residence the following day and spent several months collecting enough evidence to obtain an arrest warrant, Fairfield police said. It was unclear what kind of evidence officers collected. See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app.
The Fairfield Police Department arrested a man Thursday for a fatal hit-and-run that occurred more than three months ago, officials said.
Jaered Diago, 21, of Vacaville, is accused of fatally hitting a woman with his car and fleeing the scene without rendering aid. He was booked into the Solano County Jail, the Fairfield Police Department said.
(Watch the video above to see KCRA 3’s previous reporting on the case)
On April 23, a Fairfield police officer was driving on Air Base Parkway near Wylie Lane when around 1 a.m. they noticed a woman lying on the ground along the road’s shoulder, Fairfield police said. The officer stopped to check on her and saw she had been hit by a vehicle.
The incident happened in front of the Pick-n-Pull. There were no other vehicles in the area when the officer arrived. Air Base Parkway was shut down for around six hours while investigators processed the scene, Fairfield police said.
Officers tracked down the suspected vehicle to a Vacaville residence the following day and spent several months collecting enough evidence to obtain an arrest warrant, Fairfield police said. It was unclear what kind of evidence officers collected.
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